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NUIVIBER 55711 • l'his , Oxy was published, price •3s. 6d. bound., St. Edition, revised, 'co;nreted, and enlarged , by the Author, of • - • ktCLIEI CHOISI DE TRAITS .HISIO - Es-et des . oo Nil - ES MORAave; la Sig ces Mots en AnglOis au bas de chaque page. A des :Nunes Gens de Pun et de l'airtre Seite, veu prenare le. Francois. TNr • •liy N. WANOSTROCHT, LL.D. for Scatchetd and Letterman, H Ave IV/aria-lane ; Old lircad-strect ; Longman, urst,Recs,o rine,' Paternosten-row ; and Joseph johnson and Co,. • 4 " l 's CLurehvard. Where tidy be had, by, the same Author, ttC,- (4 aiiirnar of the Latin Language, with practical Ex . .2ft edition. Price as. 06. 'O l t. ' e ida-sital• Vocabulary, in the French and English. 3.Nltria. P r i ce 2s. 6d. t ktr ( . ise t •- catittnar th,:. French' -Language, with PraOical „ 4/ • it th editi on . Pr ice 45. 6d. bound. An s ttit, Enc . vdopedie des jeunes Gees, nu Definit i o n de s s: kics Sciences. 3d ediZton. Price is. hound.. ' ri t ''''' l Fs des Enfant, OU S)lLibatre Francois. 3d edition. •• , : c22. 6 , 1 - bound. , 1 1 11111 % , \IATISAIS, PALSIES,. and GOUTY 41 , cri N with their usual, concomitants, a t ql o 'll l7 o . r lying Flatulency, indigestion, ancllene. , t erh,`„,' l r'tY (trriginating in wit:dryer source ) are , relieved and bv i! AD's ESSENCE of MUS h ", P L:-., alter every other means h..tt I.Uli) ES •ENC E of MUST RD (used with the 4,1 1 ? ni compl s aitits where necessary) is perhaps the must cl,ciretra.ing; and. ett , eettral . remedy iii t t e world, than 1Y the sever.st Sprains and Vrtuses. in less than a ny 'le time usually taken by epokiehloe, tliquebusadei or. 't)tthcr Liniment or Enitirocation t , and if 'used nninetliate 1V tr ' 11 ) accident, it prevents the pal t turning black. „' Airs I. ILY CERA T til •li is equally eca ti~rt'or al l ill.conditio net t Sorc's, Sure Lcgs, Scorbutic I. ' blotches, Pimples, I{ ingwnrins, Shingles, Breakings the Face. Nose," Ears, arid Eyefuls, Sox 'and }Mimi- S °re 'illcads . anti Scorbutic Humours of every de %etr"kPirr!d only and so ld by R . Inlinstrin,' Apothecary, 15, ' tr evti Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at 7.5. 9 t. tlitii;tne Cerate at • is. and 25. 9d. Sold by . every Me.. f t -Z Vender te d M Kinoin, Ar 4- Tire Ge a li n e, has t y ni ack gd ink Stamp, withr the name insetted on it. • ° to b AN AR ICLE OF CoMaaERCE. • - .AS -1' and WEST-INbIA, AMERICAN, and RUSSIAN MERCHANTS. j II : HEATH, of Nottingham, informs the 'cilants ot England, and Tra added ers in general;that for the c I'- fiJNIP ER'S ES -114:111\1(1- ii-neoct* .Y t E . PVN I N a l.' 13 •J i nott l i l e s r Medicines in the Messrs: Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church- IU isPoiv"IILPER'S ESgENCE of PEPPERMINT is well „, 43 a sate, effectual, and pleasant remedy in Flatu ignlip -‘"otnyaratCl li-k v pains in the Stomach ind Bowels, t4llQetie.stioni HysteriTs, ' S'ea" Sickness, Nausea atrendant on i,1ei,, 41,, Y, Rel axat i on, and Lass i tude, arising from Amos. ,veilti Heat, 'Want of Appetite, Injuries from Inclement tbe Abuse of Sirituus Liquors", atid in the Spas. , 'll of • S t oma c h and Bowels, so coalition to 41 1 , s ons . t 411 14 a daPting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Y M e( wine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found Soittuie acquisition. • l i olesale and retail, by Messrs. Shawry.nd Edwards, lilali k 4 aid's Church.yard, but none are exctpt ' 1 14s-tk"Zi tletairi fias " • P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved on a ,p. t°Pper Bottles, zs. 9d.—and in Ppials as. 4d. and is. %\ 6 Flu • Sw• PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. IFT and Co. Contractots with Government r for the present STATE L ITER V, beg leave respect,. , ti ljY to intotm their I. riends and the Public, th 4 TICK E TS .. 4 " SHARES are now on Sale, in great variety, at their Of. tces id No. Poultry; 'No. tz, - Chating-cress ; and N 0.34 gat Kate Hi g st eet Tile Scheme is entirely new : there are Five Prizes Of zu, acil• each, an d the Npmbers ofthe Tickets are reduced , 0 a 4 , 600, from which it must be obi ions that the Chance of 6 1 : 'rig a zo,ocs;)I. Prize is greatly increased. , ei t i n the last Lottery, Swift and Co. had the satisfaaton of be t • in g No• "4,46 , a Prize of 20,0001. in sixteen Sixteenths, I inferinr.Capitals ' w ON E Y . I\4ESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform those that'may be desirous of borrowing Tempo- Ja r tr ... ti ,4 .1* Peirmanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at all dry's. and without delay, advance any Sum from One Hun , ,to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards, on personal °I" any other Security, arising from Marriage Settlements, Mo. ;,: e j in the Funds, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold,. Copy .i.:,"!, and Leasehold Estates, op the most fair and equitable ex i r ;nsi and. w il l a l so con d u ct every Negotiation at much less .;:iice than whatis usually incurred in moody transactions. Cs t'er sonal Applications 'Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily re .,_ 41. i '-; at their h ouse , N o. 19, lermyn-street, St. James's ; ',:, Letters, post-paid, immediately answered. . i r th . -Ii• Ten years - - purthase will be given tur well s ecure d .nuities. WLANDS And COBDEN, - Tailors, f rom to AL LE N's, Bond-street, beg leave most respeafully i !chin ) thanks to the , G, their iirlends, and their the sincere Pul lie in 'general, Nobility Th entry for e many favours have received Since their commencement in Busitess ; beg leave to inform them, they have removed from' their : residence,. No. 9, to No. 19, Panton-square, Coventry ',t, I.or.don, where they continue to carry on every branch t'le 'tailoring business, in the first ' style of fashion and bcg4ncet with Ladies Habits, young Gentleman's Hussar 14' s ses, both trimmed and plain, Servants' Liveries; Leather eches, ttc -L-Geritlemen, on joining their re- Regim . ents . , o; going Abroad, fitted'out with every C >in tment.---East and West India orders duly executed. te, ° untry residents way send an o;(1. suit of clothes as a pat -1,-0,11,, or be informed how to transmit a proper measure, per '• "'t-1-)HOUsE NIANSION, and LANDS, SPAFFORP. SHIRE: Is • 'or TO BE LET, a Term of Yeas, and entered upon at Michaelmas next, ALL that • CAPITAL MANISiON, called the 11,, 11E 1.1)(10 USE, with the Coach-houses, Stabl,s, Zgp,'bandr). buildings, Faun- % ards, Kitchen and Flower. \ kirtieQ, Lawn, Shrubbery, • Plantations, Pleasure.grounds, 11 1 O ki Ponds, and the whole, or any part 01, 130 Acres aar,`xceeding ru.h I,aiwl. neatly equally divided into Meadow 11,`„ekrable, imineniately surrounding the Mansion, and tu a last `le stn el of cultivation. House consists of a handsome Entrance-hall, a Ereak brd parlour. 21 • f eet b y 17 ; Dining-room. 33 f ee t by 2o; 11 1,1''N-rooni, at feet by 1%; 5 exceilentßed.chainber, on kit c h r st with Closets; and 7 tied-rooms in the Attics, le ,Pantries, hrewhouse, Laundry, and a ll 'other re. r, ()dces. !le Man-ion -house, which is modern and elegant ; is surround:Nl by a Lawil of 36 Acres, richly ornamented Ttinbcr '1 ices, and coin 'hands a most delight tut 4 1 , 41 4 ?z Hao ey _ ha ii and Park (the seat of Lord L . yttleton) 4k: t i, Cient stills, teem both of which it 16 distant mile; le n eighbourhood is .most respeciable ; the roads good, g sod dry A Pack of Harriers are k e pt in the Parish, 4 tai . c e country is regularly .11unted by a Pack of Fox s tlir Ile distan ce fro the• Marke- town of Sto u rbri r ige i s a b out tit v e t ' miles ; from Kidderminster five; from llromsgrove I l and Ilirmingliin twelve ; and the T u rnpik e . roa d rot 'l4 fr oth S tourbridge to Broarsgrove adjoins the extreati. the Limn. t P remises may be viewed at any time on application ; 1 1‘; ° . r fulther particulars, and to treat for the sallle, apply 14 :4'° , nas Waliiron, Esq. Fieldhouse., near StourbnciFe, or Attorney at Law, Bewdiey. Wor,esteyshire. FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1810. GOVkitNORS : • Arthur William Devis, lohn Scott, George Hawkins, I Peter Turnerelli, Benjamin Marshall, William Tallemach, Willi ,in Mulready, 1 Charles Warren. fames Randall, I. WILKINSON, •Seeretary.' Donations will be receivedby the following Bankers, viz. Alexander Davison, Esq. Treasurer, &c. to the Society, Pall Mall ; Messrs. aimmersley and Co. Pall Mall ; Messrs. Kensington, Lombard.stieet ; Messrs. Barclays, Tritt on , an d Co: Lombard-s t r eet ; an d by the Governors for the time DONATIONS aiid SUBSCRIPTIONS. Donations. 6. J. d. 2t o 0 S 5 0 -5 S 0 AnnuaL ,C 1 S. d. 1 ... k Davison, Esq. ist Donation - Capt Percy Davison, ibth Hussars . Capt. Wm. Davison - - Mr.' Suttaby - - - Mr. joint Palm'er - . Mr. Asperne - . • Martin Tupper, Esq. ... M. Devis - . : Mrs. A. W. Devis • ,Williain Gilpin, Esq. . , 5 5 o Abraham Goldszmil, Esq. - to to o Samuel loseph, juries, and Co. - to to 0 C. NI Noal,,Esq M.P. • . 55 , 0 Thomas Moxon, Esq. - . S 0 Sir Nathaniel Darce - The tarl4ii . I.3redaltiane, - The Earl of Mount Edgcotnbe lames Wei We i -burn, Esq. Mrs. Wedderburn - Miss Wedderburn ? - Mrs. Smith - - ----- Pitt, Esq. - Miss Pitt • - - Miis Turner - •- Begbie,• Esq. .. Mrs. Stirling - - Blore, Esq. - ..--..-- Barrington, Esq. Mr. Spilsbury - Otto Wollner. Esq. - . John Soane, Esq. ILA. - E. Gouldsmith. Esq. - Richard Corbould, Esq. . Thomas Wilson, Esq. Messrs. W.- S. and A. Woodburn Mrs. Stratford -, - - William Moir. Esq. f - - so o -- Christie, Esc!. - 5 5 o Emery, Esq. of the 11.catre Royal, Covent-uarden - t t o Guo . rge Cook, Esq. - •, .( 1. o Mr. Miller - - . r t 0 Mr. Cutter . _. 110 . Miss North - - - . 2 2 o . The Bishop of Wi nc h es t er Rev: Francis North - Rev. William canner . Dowager Lady Temple/own It. North, Esq. .. Miss 1.. North - . lames Christie, Esq. Pall Mall Nath. Ponder, Esq. Mr. Merrigotte Timilinsori Esq to 10 I o I 0 I 0 I o I o I t o I 1 .0 2 Z o -I 1 0 1 1 o 1 1 1 1 1, o I 1 0 1 1 o I t 0 2 2 o 1 1 0 I I er I 1 o cl lo - 5 5 - 5 0 - 5 5 5 5 I o o I t o 2 2 o I a I I 0 1 1 0 1 1 10 U C I I' Z o I I 0 N. B. Any further information my be obtained, on ap pllcati,in to A. W. Devil, Esq Ch4rinan,'No. i 6, Berit:trs street. . * The death of the tateingenions Mr.. "ra,gg. This Day was published, In One Volume foolscap Octavo, price 6s. in boards, The Second Echtion..otc THE WEST INDIES and OTHER POEMS . , By. JAMES MONTGOMERY. Authur ut the Wanderer of Switierland, . *Printed for Lungutan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paterno.ster- How. (it whom may be had, The Wanderer of Switzerland, and other Poems. Fourth Edition, in t vol. foolscap ;Ivo. Price is. in boards; " ►Mr. Montgomery displays a rich and romantic fancy, a tender heart, a copious and at ive command of imagery and language, and an irresistible influence over the teelings"— Ecl.-Rev. For a very high charattcr of this Volume, sec Ann. It - ev. 18o;. • This Day was published, a new Edition of HE POETICAL. WORKS of JOHN Mit- TON, in Four Volumes post Bvo. price al. as. in boards. in conformity to .a .wish expiesssl-by the Ate W ii .liam Cowper, Esq. CONTENTS.. • - - - vol. I.—lntroductory Letter to the Rev. Dr. Johnson, the .Xinsntan of Co'wper.-Dedication, first printed in 1796. — The Life of Milton, and Conisittures pa the Origin ot Para dise Lost, by William Hayley. Vol. 11.—Paradise Lost, and the Fragment of a Commen tary upon it, by William Cowper. Vol.•I Translation of Anclreini's Adamo, by Cow per and his Friend of Sussex...—Remarks on different Editions of that Italian Oraina.—Analysis of the Drains, entitled La Scena Tragica d'Adamo ed Eva da Troilo Lancetta. —Seleet Passages from a brief Italian Epic Poem, entitled Adamo, and printed before Milton visited Italy.—An Extraci from the Italian Dialogues of Manso, relating. to Adam and Eve.. —Milton's Plans of Tragedy on Adam. —CoWper's Transla tions from Latin and Italian Compositions of 4ilton, with the Originals, and a tow Notes relating to them.. Vol. IV. Paradise Regained.---Samson Agonistes. Comus and Poems of Milton,-Appendix, No. I. An Ac count of Cowper's Writings relating to Milton.--No. It. A, Latin Epitaph, ascribed to Milton, with Cowper's Opi -Edon ot it. Printed for Jos. Johnson and Co. St. 'Paul's Churchyard. , - • THE ARIIST'S 'FUND. - r r HE intention of this Fund is to alleviate'tbe pains of sickness, and to soothe the declining years - of the superannuated . Artist ; the necessity of which has long been felt and acknowledged, but which was never yet carried into execution, although a late melanclakly * instance has shewn the decided expediency . of such a measure. To pre- vent the recurrence of a similar event,- it was resolved, at a meeting of a few artists, friends to the deceased, to appoint a Committee to draw. up Resolutions for the formation of the above Fund. After several Meetings of•the Committee, a. general one was held on the azd March last, at the Free mason's Tavern, : where Resolutions were agreed to,*and avhere a Joint Stock. Fund was then established, as well as - a Benevolent or Charitable Fund ; the latter of which is in tended solely for the relief of the Widows and Orphans of the Artists who are Members. At present there is no gene , ral established , provision for them, though almoSt every other profession affbrds some asylum or prospe6.l ef relief either National Institutions, by Private Benevolence, or. by Subscription amongst the, Members. It may, indeed, be urged, that the Royal Acadeirty has a Fund appro. priated for this purpose; but it appears that, after'a Pro vision for its own Members, and for their Widows and Or phans is made, the remaining sum i s too tr i fling to be con sidered adequate to the purpose ofgenetal- venefit, The Me dical Profession, for instance, has a fund; and that excellent Institution, the " Society of Schoolmasters," and, lstly, the Musical Fund, presentlaudable examples for imitation. We, the undersigned, therefore, trust to the known liberality of the British Nation, that it will notlet the helpless Chil dren and Widows of meritorious Artists, whose works have been admired whilst living, sink into obscurity, oppressed by sickness, poverty, and want. Here is•no attempt to draw an imaginary picture, to excite the F ee li ngs o f a generous pub lic : our Appeal has arisen from our Personal Evidence of Scenes of the mast poignant distress, and that, too, in the Families of Artists, whose Talents have done honour to their Country. We confidently trust, that the day is approaching when, throUgh the bounty of a' liberal and wealthy People,' the last moments of the dying Ai tisr will not be embittered by the Reflection, that he is leaving behind hint a Wife and, Children, without any proyision whatever. SALES OF ESTATES, B^c. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, HEREFORD. SHIRE. • TO BEc SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and - PHILLIPS, At the Audtion Mart, on Friday, July 27, at Twelve o'Clock, HE PONTRYLA6 ESTATE,' 'situate in .the 1 Parishes of Kentchurch, .Kenderchurch, Eewias Ha. :.rold, and Rowlston, in the County of. Hereford, 12 miles florn Monmouth, 16 from Ross, and '3. frail London; con. sisting orsandry eligible Farms and Wood Land, containing together ()fie Thousand:Three Hun:red Acres of rich ,Me 4 :. dow, Pasfure, Arable, Orcharding, and Wood Land, bounded and intersected by the Rivers Monow, Worin, and Dow, • which abound with Fish, with a capital Mansion-House, substantially built, called Pontrylas,.delightfully situated in a most romantic. part of the Country, with OfEces of every description, suitable for the tesidence of a respectable Family, with capacious Farm-houses, Barns Stabling and Out-buildings, let to Me s sr s. Adams, Nich olas; Beavan, Caunson,Villiarns, Powell, Griffith, and Floyd, on Leases t nearly expiring, - at Rents amounting to about ne Thousand Pounds per allu-UM, capable of being considerably increased. To be viewed with leave of the Tenants; and Particulars had. zo days preceding the sale, at the Hotel Inn, Hereford ; the Swan, Ross; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; Swan and Falcon, Abergavenny ; of Mr. Hanson, Solicitor, Chancery lane at the Addion. Mart ; and of Me ss r s . H oggart and Phillips, 6z, Bro a d-street, near t h e R oya l E xchange, Where a Plan o f the Estate may be seen. • VALLIACI.F. LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, near the PAVILION, at BRIGHTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Atittion. Mart, on Friday, July 27, at Twelve o'clock, n lour Lots, Most improvable and valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE opposite the ; Pavilion Stables, Church-. Street, Brighton ; consisting of the Foot Barracks, let to the Barrack. Master-General for the use of Governthent, at 3'51. per annum, -comprising a 1 ivvelling-housc in front of the ,stilFet, with spacious Buildings attached and detached, torin ing altogether a' Plot of Ground, 8z feet frontage, and 37s feet in depth, •presumed a sutlicient site of Ground for Build ing first-rate Houses, held fol . upwards of 6o 'years, at a low rent. • Also 4 Plot of Building Ground, in Home Furlong, North lane, from North to South at i - feet . , and East to West 80 feet, with numerous buildings thereon.. These Estates may be viewed on application to Mr. Phil. lips, at the New Inn, Brighton, of whom Parti c ul a r s ma y behad ten days pr ec edi ng t h e Sale ; also at the Libraries . ; the -- Hotel at Worthing; King's Head, Cucktidd ; Geofge,Craw ley ; White Hart, Retgate ; Greyhound, t'roydon ; of Ro bert Witty, Esti. Buckinghain•street, Strand; at the Auc tion Mart ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillipts, 6z, Broad street, Royal Exchange. . • ISLE OF THANET. FREEHOLD. MARINE RESIDENCE and BEAU. TI kUL VLEASURE•Gi.OUNDS. •'• TO 'BE SOLD itY AUCTION, • By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the A Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Fri day; August to, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, by Order of the Assignees of Mr. lOhn Spottiswoode,' -S AELECT and very , d es i ra bl e FREEHOLD t A I F., in a retired beautiful spot," fronting the Sea, at Kingsgate, between Margate and Rainsgate; - con sisting of a Brick-built Carcase, timbered Three Stories high; with an elegant Stone Portico in front ; a beautiful Planta. tion, Shrubbery, and Land, containing together, two Acres, 'one Rood, and fourteen Poles, and a very recently finished Dwelling-house . and Garden adjoining. To• be viewed by applying to .William Brewer, on the Premises ; and Particulars had to days previous to the Sale; at toe. FOuntain, Canterbury ; the Royal Hotel, Margate; King's Head, Ramsgate; Rose, Broadstairs ; George, Sit. tingbourne; .Crown, Rochester ; of Mr. Grist, Land Sur. veyor, Canterbury ; of Messrs. Bourdillon and HeWitt; So licitors, Little Friday-street ;at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No, 6z, Old Broad -street, near the Royal Eitchange, London. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; neartHELMS FORD, ESSEX. • TO ME SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auttion Mart, on Friday, August to ; at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, by. Order of the Trustees and Exe, cutors of the Will of the late Colonel John. Bullock, M. P. deceased, VIOUNTNEY's FARM, near Sk l reen's Park, Lif situate, in the Parish of Roxwell, about 6 miles trout Chelmsford, , and 4 from Writtle, in the County of Essex ; consisting of 178 Acres, 2 Ro o ds, an d 21 P o l es, o f very excelent Arable and Pasture Land,' in a high state of Cultivation, and within- a Ring-fence ; with-a Farm-house, Barns, Stablings Stabling, Out-buildings, Gattlens, and Premises.' The Estate is in the occopition of Mr. Thomas War_ der, at a very low Rent, anti whose Lease expired at Michael. Was last. • . . .-. . • The Estate may be viewed by leave of the Tenant, and Particulars tud tj days prior -to the Sale, et the Mute Hart and Cups !nos, Colchester; King's Head, Malden ; Golden Lion, Ipswich ;- Blue Posts, Witham; Spread Eagle,' ngate, stone.; ut Mr. Staines, Bookseller,. Chel instinct ; of Charles - Arnold, Esq. Bedford-row ; at the Auttton Mart ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6a, Old 131'04-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be s,een„ •-• • : VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, near COLCIIES TE k, inthe COUN'I Y of ESSEX. • • TO BE- SOLD BY AUCTION, :B,v Messrs. FIOGGART. mid, PHILLIPS, At the Audion ,`tart, on Friday, August re, at Twelve o'•Clock, in Two Lots, by . Older of the frth.tees and Ex ecutors of 'the IVill of the late Colonel john Bullock; NI. P. deceased, • LO r I. A 88E55,.9016-vvist• AR BOTT's HALL FARM, 1 - 1 with •the extensive Manor of Great Wigborougn and Sa tijott, extending overa large t rad of Country, wit h the Fines; Heriuts, Quit rents, and Royiltics, thereunto together with, 654 A. 2R. 34P. qt rich Arable, Patture, and Marsh Land ; the whole Freehold, and within A Ring-fence : seven miles from Colchester, tefroin Malden, and tz. front . Witham, all Market -towns, and accessible by good roads; and on one side adjoining a Navigable Branch of the Blackwater River:not far from its intiux into - the Sea ; with the spa cious substantial "Farm or Manor. House, extensive Barns, Stabling, and Out-buildings, arrn and Rick yards, Garden, and Premises: The Estate is in the occupation of Mr. D. Rudkin, whose Lease expires at Michaelmas next. LOT 11. • • A Freehold Estate, called ROSE's MARSH, near Lot I. comprising Four Pieces of very find sound Marshes, contain ing 83 Acres ;,and a. Piece of Salting in a Ring-fence. contain. ing 9 :Acres, -in 'the parishes of ' fialcott - and Tolleshunt Knights, let - to Mr. William Wino, whose Lease expires'. at Michaelmas 1813, at a low Rent of 1251. per annum.- •'rlie Estate may be viewed, on application to the Tenants, and Particulars had, is days prior to the Sale,* at the White Hart and Cups Inns, Colchester;, King's Head, !Walden 4 Golden Lion, Ipswich ;of M r. Staines, Bookseller, Chelms— ford ; at the Blue Posts, Witham ; Spread 'Eagle tngate 'stone ; of Charles Arnold, Esq. Bedford-row ; at the Auction - Mart ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips . , 6z, Old Broad- . street, wilema Plan of the Estate may be seen, rP4ICA , siXIE/siCA lIALPPtIVNto SALE OF. ESTATE, &c. ELhQANT RESIDENCES CLAPHAM -COMMON, S URREY. TO SOLD BY ADC By Messrs„ DRIVER, At the - AmEtion Matt, near . the Bank, on Wednesday, I uty as, in sevetal Lots, 'unless previously disposed of oy vate Contrail, A Most SUPERB VILLA, with any quantify less than IS, a n d not excee di ng '6 o acres of Luta, comprisin t g all that nature and art can combine to please the eye, and afford comfort to the possessor, prescntin4 at the same time a most pitluresque landscape for the Artist, not to be equalled within a tar greater distance of the Metropolis; including extensive pleasure -grounds, with flower-gardens, het-houses, conservafOries, &c. inns! abundantly tarnished,' With unrivalled specimens ea* the' various produ6ions of the vegetable world, as well exotic as.native, collected and cul tivated at an unbounded expence, and now in the highest state of cultivati o n. Also, another Villa adjoining. flt for a large fimily, which possesses many of tit , above perfections, with or without to or2e acres of Land, and some smaller Dwelling houses. to. gether with a considerable frontage, next Clapham Coumon, and trcim ao to lo acres Of Other most clixOleßuiltiing-ground, presenting a Triest advantageous situatiqn for the Atchited Builder to display ;t superiori:y of taste, on an extensive and grand *o4e, which the respettability of the nerzhbou . rhood fully d'emands. The whole forms a- Most' desirable ancl - ya loadlc property, capable of the greatest improvement' in a peCuniary,point of view. - To be viev4el by Tickets only, vvliich may now be had of Mr:, Stockdale, hooksglier, l'iccadillw; Mr. Wm. Franks. Clapham-Common ;"and of Messrs. Drivers, Surveyors and Land Agents, K,ent-road ; or at their Ol4ce, No: s, in the Auction Mart, near the Bank. • - - NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, -' • By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, August 3, at Twelve o'Clo4, at the Mare, • London, • rr HE COVENTRY CANAL,-Two Sbarpti in JL this established improving Navigation, Conne4ing the Grand Trunk with the Oxford and Grand J unclion Naviga , 1 tions : Dividends are now at 281. per Share clear per ann. with the best prospetts of increasing. Also, GRAND JUNCTION, KENNET and AVOlg'; WILTSantiBERKS,ELLESMERE, HUDD ERSFIELD. and CROYDON CANAL SHARES. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the Mart ; .and of Mr. Scott, 23, New Bridge -street. THE TRENT AND MERSEY, OR GRAND TRUNK NAVIGATION. 10, BE SOLD BY AUTION, By MR. SCOTT, • On Friday August 3, at tz o'clock, at the Mart, by Order of Executors, in the Monthly Sale of Canal Property, TWO SHARES in this ex c ell en t Concern, pos sessing unrivalled advantages, the Dividends' hive re gularly advanced to 431. per Share clear, per Annum, and will certainly *tease; the Branch to Um:meter is nearly completed. Particulars at the New Hotel, at Birmingham; at the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge street. ' This Dry were published, - Two new Editions, the one handsomely, printed in Oaavo. on a superfine paper, price; in , boards, 6s. ; the other in Duodecimo, for distribution, price, b oun d, 4s. 6d. or 21. Rs. a dozen, o f • DRAYERS and OFFICES .of DEVOTION for 1 FAMILIES, and ter particular Persons, upon most Ocvsions. By BEN fAMI f ENKS, Late Redorof Harley, in Shropshire, and Chaplain to the • Earl of Bradford. Altered and improved • By the Rev. CHARLES SIMEON,. Fellow of King's 'College, Cambridge: Printed for F. C. and'Rivington • Walker; Scat. cherd and Letterman; G. Wilkie and I. ' Robinson; Lacking. ton, Allen and Co. ; C. Law; I. Richardson ? Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browne; I. Mawman ; and Mat, thews and Leigh. This Day was published, p rice ss. 6d. i n b oar d s , consider ably improved, - The Second Edition of THE SHOUTER'S GUIDE 1 containing, the Natural History - of Dogs ;of breeding Pointers and Set. ters, with directions fur Training ; Dise'ases incident to Dogs, • and Methods of Cure, Ste. The various fowlinglaieces con sidered, and the best pointed out, with directions for charging 'the same. Of Shooting in General, lvith Instruaiont to at tain the Art of Shooting Flying. Itlte Game Laws, with ktmarks thereon ; and every other information which can be in any way useful or necessary for the Shooting Sportstnati: together with the best means toprevent Poaching; and occa. sional Remarks on Thornhill's shouting Dhedtory. AI A S , • Printed for Gale and Curtis, 23, Paternoster.row ; and Kaye and Thompson, Liverpool; and may be had of all other If4ulcse-liets in the Kingdom. " The present volume, as far as we have looked into it, • appears to be put together with judgment and industry, and cotains a selection that will be found both entertaining - and useful."—Sti'orting Magaiine for Altgust, t 809., This Day was pl,btisiied. In Onc - Volunie Octavo, the fourth Edition, price 6s. in boards, A N ESSAY, 'MEDICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL , 2 - 1. and CHEMICAL, on DKUisIKENNESS, and its Li eels on the Human Body. ' . By THOMAS TRPTTEII, M. D. Late 'Physician to his Majesty's Fleet, &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster- Row. . • . Of whom may be had, • r. Medicina Nautic.a; Essay on the Diseases •of Sea men.. in 3 yds. rBvo. rice IL 3s. in boards. 2. A View of the Nervous Te mperament; b e i ng a P rac . • tic.l Inquiry into the increasing Prevalence, PrevenliA, .rid I:came:lr of those Diseases commonly called nenfOus, bilious, at •inach and liver complaints ; indigestion, low :spirits, gout, &e. The zd Editibn, in one volume Bvo. price 7s. 6d. 141 boards.` BILIOUS AND NERVOUS HE.4O-ACHES, !NW GESTION, &c. Copy of a Letter trorp It. Lucas, Esq. to Mr. Dixon. SIR, Apothecary. N consesuence of several Voyages to the East In -1 dies, 1 had contracted a Bilious Complaint, to such 3n .alarming extent, as to be seareely able, at times, to pay at tention to thOuties of my ship. Through the recomoiemia tion of a Friend,. I was led to make trial of ydur (01 X ON's) ANTIBI - EIOUS PILLS, by the use of which, for a short time, I was, to my astonishment, immediately relieved, and have been tbr a long while totally free trout any return of nausea. )ellowness of the skin, nervous an: sick head-aches, heart-burns, giddiness, and other corresponding symptoms of the above Complaint. The success of >our remedy has in duced use to recommend it generally, and my brother in par ticular, third Officer of the Duke of Montrose Incitation, who laboured under a worse affliction, .if possible, than my. sell; has been in like manner completely cured. I am, Sir, your obedient humble Servant, ROBERT LUCAS, Chiet Officer of the Hon. • East-India Company's ship Union. Gravesend, I line 24, • Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. B• .lers, No. 4, Cheap_ side, corner of Paternoster-row, L:mtiort ; Baxter,' ItcUiv. burgh, :rind Smith, Baxter, and NV Doirlld, Glasgow ; man, Exeter ; Beim, Portsmouth ; Hull ' G ran ville and Hoxland, Ply mou th ; an d reta il b y Most Ciabrary Medicine Venders ) in Boxes at As. gd. and bs.each. Eli%. ; %r'ay / --- o f triC ic i y of of tlic,, ~i~~b• ,t/ Ili' g ate' i ster. MrS ,